Add CI that leverages bot:status last_build to see if all targets have (appropriately) been built for - #1564
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…it is complete in the sense that it supports all architectures, and all builds are done from the same software-layer commit
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…mplement this in a seperate PR EESSI#1564
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In https://github.com/EESSI/software-layer/blob/main/.github/workflows/test-software.eessi.io.yml there's a maintained list of all the architectures and accelerators for each EESSI version. I think it makes sense to have a source of truth for that list (a yaml file?) and to also use it for this CI. |
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Add a CI that can check the 'bot:status last_build' output to see if it is complete in the sense that it supports all architectures, and all builds are done from the same software-layer commit.
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